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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
The Missing Element.

The Times asks Us the following ques.
ton:
.The Chief Justice admits that II Jddge
BoDa's court had jurisdiction his Injunction
would beiiebt.
"Ietus see now " his court has not the
Jurisdiction he claiils for u:
1.-THE act OF Consress provides that his
eo,,t shall have Jurisdiction OF every cause
broI,ebt nv an alien If $1,000 is involved.
Mr.. Cooper staies 10 MS bill that hD Is a
o,tizsu OF Great Britain, and he charge,
thai II the 2CS pfTSOns who bold his gulran.
tee are sued and In turn sue him upon his
guarantee, they viii cause him los. much
greater than &, coo Now let the Dispatch
say what elements OF jurisdiction ale want.
ing"
"Tbe act Of Congress provides that hi,
court shall baye jurisdiction OF every cause
brought by an alien II q 600 IS Involved"
30 says the Times; and saving 20, comes
very near answering it, own question. We
will tti.b the sentence, aud thus reply to It's
interrogatory: The acl 81 Congress pro-
yides that bis court shJl haye jurisdiction
Of every cause brought by an alien II "the
matter in dispute" exceeds two thousand
dollars In value exclusive Of Interest aud
costs. In other words. each several suit
must involve that amount; for II a sul:or
were allowed TO consolidate all tue suits be
could bring 20 a. 10 give inrigdictioa TO
some particular court In which be wished
his e'se TO be tried, the law restricting ia.
risdiction would become dead letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Personal.
fisherman.

Oscar Wilde's latest attempt ut literature
is a short novel OF the Observation-Disclosures
species, entitled "Lord Arthur Sayille's
Crime: A Tale Of CheirOnancy.'
Princess Frederick Charles, mother Of
Prince Leopold OF Prussia. who was re.
Gently in America, il travelling ia Italy
uncer the incOgnita title OF Countess Won
Mark.
Colonel Thomas r. Ochiltree, the auburn
barred gossip OF the New YORK hotels, his
created sensation among the space re-
poTterS by threatening TO boycott them Tor
alleged Misrepresentation.
The Duke OF Norfolk Is certain to marry
again, as heirs to the ancient duScdom ani
The many honorS Of the house Of Ho yard
are necessary. The Dukes only and i'm.
beetle child is not likely to live very long.
Sicnor Nicolirl declares that he and Ma.
dame Patti will 10th tie glad "When we
settle in Craig-y-Nos and sing no more.
except for our friends who visit u" lie
expects to give his undiNide attention to
billiards.
Robert Louis Stevenson, the author, has
recently lost hi. f1ther. Il scientific authOri-
" on various branches OF tie engineering
profession and inventor OF several valuable
devices 10 connection with lighthouse
Illumination.
Professor Merriam, Of the Greek depart
mont OF Columbia College, will sail on June
18TH to take charge OF the American school
AT A'htus. lie succeeds Professor D'Ooge,
Of the University Of Michigan, aud will re-
main in charge OF the school for yelr
from October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

man well scousinted with the nature OF the
msadows. however, denies tbst there are
arv unlcksands, and says there II no pirt
of tue meadows where Que may NOT Walk
with safety. The meadows are used Tor
pesturage. ,,,,..,.s
Mir. and Mrs. Zoru are a'moss u'straclcu.
The mother, a pleasaot-looking ue,msn
woman. sat In her dlning.room AZ foi east
One IIundred-and.Twent second street
Yesterday, and wept when spoken 70 ap S.s
her little daughters disappearance. She
accounted for the cbild's separation from
b,r companions nv saling that Maedalena
was Of a re'iring disposition ana nked 70
by herself. when she had little visitors at
home she would play with them Tor Ie v
minutes and then go away DY nerss" anu
knit. -, or,
The missing girl Is ten years oin. ohe
wore white cambria Motner-duooard
dress and straw hat with VIDE req no
bon around 1t She wore white stockings
ard black buttons shoes. she h1s Dro "n
e,ts and brown har. She wore her hair
IN two plsits, with white rioDon on 'ach.
There Is little scar from a recent cut on
her right cheek. When seen ny b'shop
she hsd with her yeIIowisb cloak that she
bsd taken to the picnic to use Ia case OF
ram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

in short order They then assembled IN
ard s,W.Gt the pos'mssier's house, bowleh,
inoke the windows. threw snakes IN ut tue
door, pa; offensive signs on The walls, aud
in,uI,td The postmas,er's wife. All luis
lad no ,iltct, ard then these loyal lowan.
vuiiod The pmtmnt,r In the night and
So ned h,s house. The postmaster camc out
vita shotgun and the Iowa kuklux rau
swey, but tsd the postmaster arres'ednrx
dsy, and sfi,rpacklnG a grand Jury bad nm
tired for assault with intent 10 Kill. He was
uCd ana acquitted"
This time It was white man who was
outraged, and the oulraves were committed
in northern state. MAuoSs's candidate
therefore has never a word TO say on the
Sutiect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
North Cardinals Progress.

The philadelphia Press. commenting
on industrial development in the southi
seys that North Carolina is "probaoly ~
isr in the rear as any State in the South 70.
day, and II will have 10 make up It's m'hu
10 rfmsin there so long as 1t clngs 'o
Z, urtonism democracy In politics" Iha'
Is Just about as much out OF the wayas u u
rossible for even the Press 10 get. IL thai
rsrer bad tried for month II could mol
asve Displayed more ignorance In so shor'
ppIagralh. The truth Is that while Norm
Carolina Is not making much fuss about bel
progress, she is probably as far In The
front "ss any State in the South" and
win remain there as long as she clings 10
Democracy. Nor is that all. North Caro-
Ina IN common with the other southern
states did not make the 6rst step forward
until she had thrown of the yoke OF The
Marty the Press represents. 1t was moi
until what the Press terms Bourbonism
obtained the ascendapcy that either capital
or immigration began to come INTO the
state or there was any encouragement 10
attempt industrial DEVELOPMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
UMnyR Rysoars
Upon THE MOUNTAINS BROW.
DER PARK AND OAKLAND.
TWIN RESORTS or THg ALLzgg,ytys
400 FEET ABOVE THE SEA
SEASON OPENS JUNE p. isr
DEER PARK and OAKLAND, bu, ,lr rIl,,

DEER PARK and OAKLAND, bu, ,lr ,,r.,
distant from each otter. are corooe'o, o..
superb csrriage-roai. Bo'h are lo-a.oi fi..',i,
upon the main limo - the Baltimore o..-.
railrcad and ell trains stop a. 10Th oa....
Under The capable management 70 ",
GEORGE u. DEsnIELps th.rr famo4. ,......
will maintain The high standard o. f-,.....
seasons.
Among the Improvements flat Win b.. MIA,
by former guests are tfc llffD.lef.lY - 49,.
the light into hoJl and c.o.Hfs. lar,. .,..,
ming baths added % ,hr frMirg a.ist...L
mcnts for ladies ana Ront.cnea: 1.rat,t
and improved watnr supply IRA 40 fr., ,,..,
celebrated Boiling springs
RATS: geo, S.. anl 500 ror mo.h. ...-f
Ing 10 location. Diagrams - r1rI. AMI f..,,
will BE- fufn.shci uIon application
All communications should De- aiI-rs..i f.
GfORGE D. DE>HlaIr.. Queen CIfyf fD,.. ......
beriand, No. up Co june i1fh; after 10, ta,s
either Deer PAX ~ oakland. Garra't .....,f,
Nd. my % ooItt.fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
PROVED FATAL.
DEATH OF A NORFOLK MAN Fioa
LAUDAgUM.
Noiolk Cotton Exchange The Atlantis
and Dsnville- Ceremony Postponed
injured by Derrick.
,corro.nondonco Of ,no RIcbmond DIspa.ch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June !. 1887.
The Cotton Exchange reports tue total
receipts OF cotton at this port Tor tue niue
months ending yesterday at 520,5i3 bales.
Foreign shipments during the nine months,
$50, 126 bales.
A large engine ering party Is expected In
Portsmouth in day or two TO commence
work on the Atlantic and Danville railroad.
II j. stated that the company has Obtained
private subscriptions in Southampton
county to the extent they wanted.
Lasle night about 10 O'Clock the young
man John Miller who drank n gill OF
Iaudanum 10 XIII himself died from the
effects Of tie poison. He had been on a
protracted spree. lie resided with his
mother and sister, on Church street, and
was their chief support.
The bricklayers' strike on the Young
Mems Christian Association building Is on
account Of one OF their number having
been discharged. The matter Is not yet
settled.
The Firemen's Associations OF the two
cities meet tomorrow 10 elect deleglt's II
The State convention In Richmond on tn T,
18th instant.
There were sixteen marriages In Norfolk
last month, aud fifteen in the county, aud
seven ~ Portsmouth.
She total value Of exports from Norfolk
last month was s2i5,l13. Only 42ji blles
Of cotton were exported, though fifteen
ships cleared.
The largest four masted schooner ever In
this port, the King Philip, arrived yc'ter-
gay 10 load Pocahonlas coal. she takes
5000 tons.
Two youDg white men OF Norfolk were
ad;uGgod lunatics yesterday and ordered u
the asylum.
A Iain.stOrm last evening prevented tn
ceremony Of laying the cornerstone OF IN ;
Y0urg Mems Christian Association build
ing. The affair will t'ke place Friday
afternoon. Rev. DR.. SIcdd came down
from Petersburg to deliver the Grafton, but
returned this morning.
Nearly million slaves and headings
weIe shipped from Norfolk tOioreign ports
DUNG the month al May.
Two CoIOred men were badly injured
last evening in Portsmouth by being caught
under falling derrick. They had rugged
ibe derrick To hoist disabled horse on a
truck aud It suddenly gave way when the
weight Of the animal was on 1t. e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
The virgiDia Debt.

4 Washington specia. to the Baltimore
SIN says: Sir Edward Thornton, in
iuiihcr discussing tue Virginia-debt
question, says there are persons in
Virginia who claim that the State
csDrot 8ilOrd to settle such large
debt without assistance from the National
Government, and those who think this way
advi.c tier friend. not 10 be in hurry in
coming 10 an agreement with the English
representatives.. They claim that the
United STATES Government is indebted TO
the state Of virginia for assistance rem
dtred during the Revolutionary war,
and a. an Offset the General Govern
mont ray be induced TO assist in the
final settlement Of the debt. While the
English Loudholders would rejoice AZ such
Il step on the ptTt OF The Government, they
can hardly cxreci such o course 10 be pur-
sued, aS It must be remembered that the
debt which 1t l. claimed the Government
owes Virginia is but drop in the buckle:
compared with Nirginia's Indebtedness.
The NAN argument, however, as has been
stated before in this respect, Is that the
United States Is obligated because OF it
iorclble ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
VHE CELEBRATED ROrK

VHE &c EBRATED ROCK.
Il BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS ana the s.v
known JOIDAN hLlM SPRINGS. vim Ir,
Grand Hotel. have been c'nan.lIa,ei. aaf.
possessing every impfOFrwrIt. .s uuar 80,
iional In an ifs appointments
OPEN FROM Ut NJ IT,
RATES: Per month 20 fvcufF OF. 90, Say.
=. 80. IS, i,o tij. g. -. s... g.. as r-l
according o. siZe ald l0.l.IoI cf roam. -,,.
cal rates f0r the sca.on.
Elevation. 2cW feet Extensive ant i,r.
pCriant Improvements LaYr boon male.
Outline GgsurI afscd.
A. % The naBIcr in which his resort a..f Dol,
conducted. refer o. my many fianIs ana ..
Quaintances Who favored mo sin ileIr. a.r.r.
age during the sixteen year. ! aas fh. n.l.
aging partner 81 The Grrerarrr " .Itf ,.t
phur spHngA
IampLici-. with certificates % li,h u....,I
authority, al Purcell. Lads s. Co.'s. or Hvs..
dressing GEORGE J. pt1I0N.
my 2i-enim Genera Malaf.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

Demand the genuine. with trademark (Z),
best guarantee for the buyer
10 2-1h(w)Sa&Tu j. ii. ZElLIS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Northern outrapes.

We commend to Mr.. SnERMAY's attention
the following paragraph from an Ohio pa.
per-tbe Cleveland Plain Dealer;
"Now up In 40 Iowa town the other DAY
q Democrat was appointed postmaster and
the Republican patriots OF the village con.
sideTed that the downfall OF the republic
was imminent. They vowed they would
receive DO mail Of The Democratic postlnss-
Ter and started a little postsofjce OF their
own; but the Government suppressed that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
A Probate Judges Shortage
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, June H. Probate
judge Lyman FolletL has been missing for
several days. Inquiry shows large short
age In bis accounts. Nearly every estate
In the PROBATE Court Is suffering where The
funds passed through Foiletts hands. 1t
appears that Follett speculated heavily In
wheat in Chicago, losing large amounts
lie was appointment churchman, and has 0
wife and three children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Deba statement.
LEY tolegraph % the pispatch. ]

WASHINGTON, June / The deb, state.
meut issued to-day shows the decrease Of toe
public dcbt during the month OF May 10 be
Ss,SSS, $3.50; decrease 81 debt since jane
30, 1856, $50 s54 S2l.2l; essh in The Urea
sury, S4G6 2G9 52G o.; gold certificates out
standing. S00,16O.S7T: silver certificates
outstanding, $3.50, l43 32S; certificates Of de-
post outstanding, s.. 900. 600; legal tender.
outstanding, S3iG,GSl,0lG fractional cur.
Toncy mot iDcludiDg amount estimated a.
lost or destroyed, s6.9i7,32237; interest.
hearing debt, S1,09s,0 1915 81; debt on
chch interest has ceased, S0.737, 403.0 S ;
d0bt bearing no interest. S592, 40, T73. 81.
Total debt, 81, 697, 5f2. ISL 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
ITCHING FIVE LONG YEARS.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISS, January 2, 1885.

NEW BLoohFiBLp, MISS, January 2, 1877
Rop 4 IL ers Company:
/ wish 10 sag TO you that have been suffor-
Ing iCr the last i've years with severe itching
ali Over. | have heard OF Hop Bitters aud have
titeo II. have used up four BOTTLES, and u mas
conc mo more good than all the doctors and
MEDICINES that they could use on or with me.
am old and poor, but feel 10 bless you for sucn
q relief from your medicine and torment OF the
doctors. have had fifteen doctors At mo. one
gave mo seven ounces Of solution Of arsenic
another took four quarts OF blood from mo. Al
they could tell was that II WAS SKIN sickness
Now, after these four bottles Of your medicine.
/ am we'll and my skin "a we'll, clean, and
smooth as ever. HENRY hNOCHb.
COOP WORDs-FEos GOOD AUTHORITY
We confess that We are perfectly amazed
AT the run OF your Hop Bitters. We mover bad
ANYTHING like IL, and mover heard OF the Ike.
The writer (BoDton) has been selling drugs
hero nearly thirty years, and has seen tho rise
81 HCsteueTis, Vinegar, and all other bitters
and lnteDt medicines, but never did any OF
them, iu their best days, begin 20 have mo ran
that Hop bitters have. We can't g5t
enough Of them. We are out OF them hall the
time. From letter 20 Hop Bitters Com
pany from BENTON, MYERS & 90. Mhoiesals
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
GOOD FOR BABIES" We are pleased to soy
that our baby was permanently cured OF 80
rious prulracted irregulari;y Of the bowels ~
tho use Of hop Bitters by It's mOthoT, when AZ
the Same time restored her 10 poriocs
health aud strength. THE PARENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

The Boston Herald Independent Rcpub-
,icsn), in an article on the issues OF the
next presidential campaign, says:
"Tbe question will not be. is i safe to
inilust the Democrats with powerY roat
is settled. IL will be rather, 'Can we afford
10 exchange this most satisfactory Admin
isiratiop for one which. compared with 1t,
is an experiment, and IN experiment oil
doubtful pIomiseY'"
Short aud very much TO the point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
NEVER FORGET THIS.

II Won are sick Hop Bittors viii surely aid
Nature IN making you well when all else iails
II you are cOstiye or dyspeptic, or ;.re su1er-
ing from any other OF the humorous diseases OF
the stomach or bOwels, IL is your own tault II
you remain Ill, for Hop Bitters Is sovereign
remedy in ell such complaints.
II YOU are wasting away with any form OF
Kidney disease stop tempting Doath this mo
meut al q turn for a cure to Hop Bitters.
II you are nervous use Hop Btters.
II YOU arc a frequenter or resident OF q
miasmntic district harricade your system
against the scourge Of all cOuntrie5-malariai.
endemic. bilious. and intermittont feyers-by
the use Of Hop Bitters
n you have rough, pimply. or sallow SKIN,
had breath, pains and aches, and feel mi5era-
bic genorGliy, Hop Filters will give you fair
skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath and
health. 80 ,
1hat roor. bedriddon, invalid wife, sister,
mother. or daughter can be made the picture
of health with Hop Bltters, costing but tribe.
viii you lot them suffer:
In short. thew cure all diseases Of tho Sto-
mach. Bowels, Blood. Liver. Nerves, Kidneys
Brigbts Disease. $1,000 viii be paid for case
they will not cure or help.
my 10 2-Th(w)Sa&T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
MEETfNGS.

THE FIRST REGULAR MEETING
4 OF the OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC
CTUR OF JEFFERSON WARD will be held at
new headquartors No. 100 east Main street,
on THURSDAY the I'd instant at 81 7. III:
sharp, AND REGULARLY THEREAFTER ON
EVERY THURSDAY AT SAME HOUR AND
PLACE. -
Democrats must fall into line now. The
legislative campaign will soon be upon us.
Let there be no lsggards among the Democrats
Of Jefferson Ward. -
JAMES w. GIBBONS,
President Old Dominion Democratic Club OF
jefferson Ward.
]. SAMUEL WILKINSON, Secretary. ie Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

The Philadelphia Press asks: "What
must people think Of a man who talks OF
catching four pound trout and siX-pound
trout in one day." Why, simply that he
is taking advantage of his privileges as
e-ko,r,op
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
DANVEELE.
Coupon Circu,ars-COmmencement
Exercises-TObac

EXercises-TObacc
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
JUNE /, 1887.
TIE British bondhodcrs have flooded
this city with circulars. There are three
distinct papers. One 81 them is the late
circular issued by Sir Edward setting forth
tue alleged proposition OF the bondholders
10 the State committee. The second is the
corr, spOndence between Sir Edward and
Speaker Stuart, and the third is an appeal
to the people TO pay their taxes IN coupons
as means OF forcing the Legislature to ac-
cept The proposition OF the bOndhOl1rrs.
AL these circulars are printed on different
sheets Of paper, so that the misleading cir
GUAR may be seen by many people who
never see the explanation.
The cOmmencemt season Is upon Us,
and both colleges are celebrating at the same
Tine. Last night the essays OF the gradu-
ating class at DdnNille College for Young
L9dios were read. The graduates are
Misses VI. l.. Anderson, Peal l.. Pruca,
kstt ID. BuIKs, Bessie Raines, ana Ad1ie
Lee Anderson. The closing concert will
e given tonight. As already stated Pro-
fc~.or Litltton will be associate principal
next session IN place Of the late Professor
Blackwell.
The final concert Of Roanoke Female
COLLEGE was given last night. The school il
in q tlCurishing condition, and will he con-
Quoted another year by Capt ain j. L. Ave
rett. bis brother, Professor :. W. Ayerett,
having accepted a position in southern
college.
Reports from the farmers in this section
pOIcate that not more than q hall crop Of
tobacco has been planted. The bugs have
play I'd sad havoc with The plIntS. This
statement may be Implicitly reilcd upon.
Only one mlrriag License to white peo-
pie was issued III this city IN May.
The rain ibteriered with our memorial
exercises yesterday, and the occasion has
le,u Indefinitely postponed.
The Chamber Of commerce has been re-
viycd. apd Mdor W. ]. Suthcrlin will be
he president.
OR fire brigade vii, attend IN a BODY
he meeting II the Fire Association in
Ri,l mOrd on the 18th.
The in,trnal.Teveuuc receipts for the
month OF May amounted 10 some $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Found Dead on the Roadside,


ATLANTA, GA, June 1.-Mondqy morn.
ing The dead body OF William T. ,hOS, ter
ribly mutIated, was found on the public
road near Rabun Gap. Last night negro
named Charlie Edward was arrested for the
crime. Scandal is SAID to be at the bottom
Of If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
SOUTHWESTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM, !
MARION, Va, May 81. !

To the Editor Of tie dispatch:
VIII you please MAKE known through
YOUR paper that ibis institution know open
for the admission Of patents. and that all
persons bayiGg charge Of those who have
heen pronounced Insane Iva commission
Of lunacy are requested 10 f0rward TO this
Office copies Of the dispositions preliminary
10 admission.
Papers throughout The state will please
copy. Very respectfully.
n. BLACK, superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Execution I'm Mississippi.

Wy boiNbi"fh w WV D''PSN~H-l
JACKSON, Miss June l.-William Steele
vas hanged here to-day for the murder OF
Nelson Potter. eproteSted his innocence
to The last and showed no fear Of death.
About twenty-five persons witnessed the
fvecutiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
The Eoufsa Sheriff.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA. Nav %, 1887.
In nv telegram OF yesterday gave Jen.
nipgs 81 majority over Voolfolk for sheriff,
which wss mistake. Voolfolk was elect.
cd over jennings by , majority.
w. NJ, b,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

What with MURAT HALsTEAD as its dag
bearer and the Rev. JOHN riley THOMPSON
as its chaplain the bloOdy-shirt brigade Is
stepping cut pretty lively just at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.

81 believe It TO be all wrong and oven wicked
for clergymen or other public men to BIO led
into giving testimonials to quack doctors or vile
stuns called medicines, but when n really
msrito,ious article IL made up Of common val
uable remedies known TO all, and that all ply
siclans use and trust il daily we should freely
commend it, therefore cheerfully and heart
Iy commend Hop Bitters for the good thoy
have done mo and my friends, firmly believing
hey have no equal for family use. Will not
ba without them. Rev. L. X. WARREE, Scipio,
NY.
A GOOD ACCOUNT sum 1t up, six long
wears OF bedridden sickness and suffering.
costing 1900 per year, total sl.2OO. oil OF whicn
was stopped by throo bottles OF Hop Bisters
.aken by my wife. who has done her own
Lcuse work for a year since without the loss OF a
day. ard want everybody 10 know IL for thoir
benefit John WEEKS, Butler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

"A Kentucky paper announces that the
Jennings estate has been sold" Glad to
lear it.. The JENNINGS estate has been sell
ing innocent persons 10 these many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
wi JUNE 1, 1887.

c. II. PRICE, at Mediums River, will take
BOARDERS on reasonable terms.
ia 9-codirns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

"The New York Sun wants to start a
summer school of politics and poetry"
About dog.star time the Tribune furnishes
one and the Sun the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
BRIEF COMMENT.

Whst's the matter with Wall street that
New York should find difficulty IN getting
q sham iurYY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
Z OWEST RATES FOR FIRST
~ CLASS SUMMER BOARD.
DUVAL HOUSE. SALEM, VA.
Under NEW MANAGEMENT.

Special features introduced for the entortain-
nent Of our guests Music. balls. parties, pie
MICS. excursions. fishing, bunting; large airy
rooms, soft beds.
Free con, % and from all trains.
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO YOUNG MEN.
Address for illustrated circular and rates.
i. \. PARSONS,
Soleu Va